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Is the game at all related to what I would expect from the name?

... I guess I could look it up...

Spelunking --> Spelunky.

The best part is when you accidentally attach a sticky bomb to the damsel in your hands.

Mass Effect, before the third game, was strictly a singleplayer RPG game, and those singleplayer RPG elements were what I expected to enjoy most about the series when I purchased all three games a few months back. Coming to Mass Effect 3, I had expected to like those RPG elements the most about the game. The multiplayer aspect of the game would be tangential, or so I thought.

However, after playing the campaign of Mass Effect 3, I found that the singleplayer campaign, while good in...

However, after playing the campaign of Mass Effect 3, I found that the singleplayer campaign, while good in its own respect, did not have the same "enjoyability" as the multiplayer Co-op. Considering my previous expectations (which are what I imagine were the expectations of most) and Bioware's niche in the RPG genre, the fact that I hold Mass Effect 3's multiplayer with higher respect than its singleplayer campaign is ironic.

Ah, I see. I had thought it was singleplayer before, but wasn't sure... I guess one would expect that the multiplayer aspect would be tacked-on, based on that precedent, but it's nice to know that it did get done right for once.

True, what you've said is true. Technology is becoming quite impressive. It is a fine medium for the echoes of our lives, even if I sometimes find old memories unpleasant.

Old memories will always be unpleasant, no matter the medium. It's simply that the internet has made it vastly easier for everyone's old conversations to be preserved indefinitely in the same giant canvas.

I could not have said better myself.

...es, and that's one of their most popular lines. Chima is just another peculiar original-series investment by LEGO, especially weird as it's effectively replacing the remarkably popular Ninjago for one year.

Children have a longer attention span than a year.

However, I must note that Bionicle, within its first year, had Mata-Nui online game, a comic book series, and a couple dozen toy sets. It was also coming off a few more Technic lines of toys, just as Chima would be coming off of Ninjago, Hero Factory, and Exoforce. (Not that I'm super happy about LEGO pumping out more and more toy themes.)

Children most certainly have a longer attention span than a year. I know from being one.

It's true that BIONICLE had all that, but some people have a problem with Chima because it seems to have been designed expressly to push out Ninjago, which had all the same things (on- and offline games, TV series, lots of sets), and is and was quite popular. Compounding that is the fact that Ninjago was already set to have 2013 as an off year and return in 2014.

Well, I guess most of them were just in COT games, which update fast.

Then again, I always posted a lot. But still.

... yeah.

Yeah, I really need to get into some games if I want to start posting more frequently in the near future. RPGs were always my favorite games, it's just I haven't seen anything that like that that has interested me lately.

That, and Bionicle ended. I'm still sorta depressed about that.

RPGs might get a slow start on these new forums... The approval process has discouraged me from posting any of my own to date.

And yeah, same here. :|

Et tu, Overlorde?

Heh. XP